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This document outlines the decision made by the Public Grievances Commission regarding two appeals filed by Sh. S.C. Yogi under the Delhi Right to Information Act, 2001. The appeals were related to information requests made to the South DMC, and the document details the hearing proceedings, the background of the case, and the final decision to dispose of the appeals based on satisfactory responses from the Competent Authority.

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How to fill out public grievances commission appeal

1. Begin by gathering all relevant documents related to your grievance.
2. Clearly outline the nature of your grievance and the specific issue you are appealing.
3. Make note of any previous attempts to resolve the issue, including dates and outcomes.
4. Fill out the appeal form provided by the public grievances commission, ensuring all sections are completed.
5. Provide supporting evidence, such as photographs or written testimonies, to strengthen your appeal.
6. Review your appeal for clarity and completeness before submission.
7. Submit the appeal form and accompanying documents to the designated office of the public grievances commission.

Who needs public grievances commission appeal?

1. Individuals who have unresolved issues with public services or government bodies.
2. Citizens who have faced discrimination or injustice in their dealings with public agencies.
3. Anyone seeking redress for grievances related to governance.
4. Persons who have exhausted all other means of complaint resolution.

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What is public grievances commission appeal?

A public grievances commission appeal is a formal request made by an individual or group to contest a decision or action taken by a public authority, seeking review and resolution of their grievances.

Who is required to file public grievances commission appeal?

Any individual, organization, or entity that has experienced a grievance or injustice due to the actions of a public authority is required to file a public grievances commission appeal.

How to fill out public grievances commission appeal?

To fill out a public grievances commission appeal, you need to complete the designated application form, providing necessary details regarding the grievance, attach supporting documents, and submit it to the relevant commission.

What is the purpose of public grievances commission appeal?

The purpose of a public grievances commission appeal is to provide a platform for individuals to seek justice and resolution for their complaints against public authorities, ensuring accountability and transparency.

What information must be reported on public grievances commission appeal?

The appeal must include the complainant's personal information, details of the grievance, actions taken prior to filing the appeal, and any supporting documents or evidence.